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Gideon Prewett, sheet of parchment, October 1974

Apr 22, 2007 00:07

Name: Gideon Prewett
Format: Sheet of parchment with an excerpt from an encyclopaedia and additional notes
Date: Approx. October 1974
Relevance: This sheet of parchment was found in one of the drawers in G. Prewett's desk after his death. It reveals his interest in political use of the media and his possible subsequent involvement in a group ( Read more... )

gideon_prewett, 1974

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duelingdandy April 24 2007, 00:43:21 UTC

Oh how mysterious! Are you being oppressed puddleduckling?

hexed_gideon April 24 2007, 20:07:24 UTC

*blinks* Puddleduckling? Now, that's a first. Who are you usually calling that? *pauses* Do I even want to know?

*remembers that there'd been a question* Well, in most cases I'm being the one executing the oppressing, so my answer must be a 'no', I suppose.

Ah, calling Gideon ridiculous sweetheart names is obviously the best strategy to through him off-balance! :DDD

duelingdandy April 24 2007, 20:25:17 UTC

No one... well, perhaps I called Regullus that... but I don't think so. It might've been a different form.

Oooh, do you like oppressing? Is it fun? I'd think I'd like to opress some time.

May I oppress you?

*oppresses*

Haha!! it's part of Gildy's charm :)

hexed_gideon April 25 2007, 05:38:48 UTC

Should I be honored in that case that you invented it just for me, on the spur of the moment?

Well, it depends on the oppressee and how your likes converge with their behaviour. If they protest, and you like protesting, it should be gratifying.

You could always try, but I might try to resist.

*resists*

He's such a brilliant tosser - of his head = hair, of course. :D

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exsequeverus April 25 2007, 20:21:52 UTC

(eyebrows)
Seeking out an underground movement to undermine your work, Prewett?

hexed_gideon April 26 2007, 07:03:29 UTC

*raises his eyebrows in return*
I'm simply researching what I'm confronted with on an almost weekly basis now, and the lack of information on censorship in the wizarding world is quite appaling.

exsequeverus April 27 2007, 01:33:27 UTC

(salts his bland with just a hint of skepticism)
And, of course, you're the kind of person who'll react only passively to something you're confronted with on a weekly basis.

hexed_gideon April 27 2007, 06:10:43 UTC

*laughs*
Of course! Don't tell me you doubt that, Snape.

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emmygreen May 1 2007, 03:16:47 UTC

Hmm, quite clever.
How is it working out for you.

More clever than 'quite', really! :-)

hexed_gideon May 1 2007, 07:53:22 UTC

*friendly*
Working out for me in what sense? The research bit?

Hee. :)

emmygreen May 1 2007, 11:27:01 UTC

*tres casual*
Just generally, life and work.
What is your research?

hexed_gideon May 1 2007, 20:38:53 UTC

*is somewhat mystified by her behaviour*
Generally good. My research in this case is trying to find out what the wizarding world has to say on the topic of censorship. And I had to find out that they hardly have to say anything, hence my reverting to the Muggle parts of the British Library and starting out there.

Yes, this conversation couldn't take place "for real", at least not at the time the parchment was written. :)

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